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So, according to my calculations, within one year a breeding pair of mice can result in a population of . . . My "total mice" count is broken. :( But I got 229 generations, and one of them had 256,077 mice. #SomethingHasGoneHorriblyWrong #WhatHasScienceDone
Thursday, 18-Oct-12 02:11:47 UTC from web-
@doctorscribus it is time to call the predators
Thursday, 18-Oct-12 02:13:04 UTC from web -
@doctorscribus Okay, that's (arguably) better. "In one year, from a single breeding pair, 1,102,342 mice may spring into being." I genuinely doubt this. How do I program in mortality? I thought an artificially lowered birthrate would cover it, but I am SO wrong!
Thursday, 18-Oct-12 02:13:58 UTC from web-
@doctorscribus i think you should make another funtion to subtract the dead mice from the total
Thursday, 18-Oct-12 02:15:56 UTC from web-
@mushi I'll need to create dead mice first.
Thursday, 18-Oct-12 02:16:38 UTC from web-
@doctorscribus well, i dont know what you have to do, since i dont know how programing works
Thursday, 18-Oct-12 02:20:25 UTC from web-
@mushi And I don't know how mouse mortality works (mathematically, at least)! XD
Thursday, 18-Oct-12 02:21:02 UTC from web-
@doctorscribus well, you could research the lifespan of a mous, and see how many times a mouse reproduce in their life time.than you can subtract a mouse after a certai number of generations
Thursday, 18-Oct-12 02:23:48 UTC from web -
@doctorscribus a site told me that a mouse can have 1500 "children" so maybe you coud subtract a mouse from each 1500 mice, but that sounds way to simple to work
Thursday, 18-Oct-12 02:30:57 UTC from web
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